Raylar's New Ho725
Re: Raylar's New Ho725
are those bad azz stacks uscg approved?
02-12-2006, 09:29 PM
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Re: Raylar's New Ho725
The fuel injection stack system is our own design, complete with integral fuel rails and vacumn map and idle system that works off and electronic idle contol with an integral throttle [position sensor. Guess its the first one of its kind in the world to date. This motor runs a CNC big valve version of our 496 Gen 7 aluminum head that flows some incredible air. The engine runs on 89 octane fuel and idles at 650 rpms. It comes complete with stainless headers, all accessories including closed cooling and oversize coolers and filters and we use the MEFI 4b computer with our program and complete harness. Just bolt on a stout drive and go! Motor will retail for about 36K with all the above including the Bling!
Those are our new billet pulleys we now have for the 496 Merc and Volvo motors. They are absolutly beautiful precision parts with steel hubs and flush stainless bolts. Made by little old company right here in South Carolina-Made in Good Ol USA! At $686.00 per set of eight they are also an awesome value kit. Yes the stacks have a complete flame arrestor thats billet, one unit on top of each row of four stacks per side. I just wanted to make sure the brochure shot had the stacks. They are turned from solid billet and they look so cool!! Not a bad price either when you consider what other 725HP motors cost! Look out Ilmor and Mercury. "Who are those guys anyway!"
Ray @ Raylar
Those are our new billet pulleys we now have for the 496 Merc and Volvo motors. They are absolutly beautiful precision parts with steel hubs and flush stainless bolts. Made by little old company right here in South Carolina-Made in Good Ol USA! At $686.00 per set of eight they are also an awesome value kit. Yes the stacks have a complete flame arrestor thats billet, one unit on top of each row of four stacks per side. I just wanted to make sure the brochure shot had the stacks. They are turned from solid billet and they look so cool!! Not a bad price either when you consider what other 725HP motors cost! Look out Ilmor and Mercury. "Who are those guys anyway!"
Ray @ Raylar
